Consent Quiz

Do you know when consent is required? 

Do you know who can and who cannot provide it?

Who must ask for it?

Take the consent quiz to find out how well you understand consent to treatment in Ontario

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Consent Quiz

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1. A person who has made a Power of Attorney for Personal Care document can no longer make his or her own treatment decisions.

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2. A substitute decision maker can consent on a resident’s behalf, even if the resident is capable.

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3. Informed consent is needed for treatment in almost all situations.

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4. Any regulated healthcare provider can obtain informed consent for any treatment proposal.

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5. A resident must consent to a capacity evaluation.

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6. Even if a resident is capable, informed consent for treatment must also be obtained from the person named in the resident's Power of Attorney for Personal Care document.

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7. Ontario's Health Care Consent Act includes principles that substitute decision makers are to follow when making treatment decisions for someone else.

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8. A resident's substitute decision maker can decide whether or not the resident is capable of making treatment decisions.

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9. Health care providers must still obtain informed consent even if the resident's wishes are known.

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10. Physicians cannot provide consent for treatment for their patients.

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